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Orientalism Reconfirmed?: Stereotypes of East-West Encounter in Janette Turner Hospital’s “The Ivory Swing” and Yvon Rivard’s “Les Silences du corbeau”

January 29, 2015

By Graham Huggan
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Asian Culture Cultural Studies Literary Criticism Novel
This article “Orientalism Reconfirmed?: Stereotypes of East-West Encounter in Janette Turner Hospital’s “The Ivory Swing” and Yvon Rivard’s “Les Silences du corbeau”” originally appeared in South Asian Connections. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 132 (Spring 1992): 44-56.

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